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Kimi ni Todoke Review de fin de semana/Kimi ni Todoke Weekend Review
The truth is that I saw this anime for the first time while I was in high school around 15, 16 years old and at that time I loved it, I was very attracted to the plot because I was at the same stage as the characters. I recently saw that it was on Netflix and both seasons were on so I set out to watch it again and what a nostalgia it brought me. The story caught me again, I remembered my time in high school and the illusion and innocence that one usually has at that age.
Not your typical action movie on wheels: Baby Driver (2017)/Baby: El Aprendiz del Crimen.
I enjoy watching movies all the time, but the action genre is uncharted territory for me. When I have seen action movies, it's been because I'm with more people who want to see an action movie, but willingly don't watch action all the time. That's why when I heard about Baby Driver, it wasn't hard not to subject it to high expectations (plus I thought, because of its cast full of very famous actors that it would be just another commercial movie), and now it's one of my favorite movies and one that every time I remember it makes me want to see it. I would even be thrilled if these characters were in a second installment of the story.
Mi opinión sobre: Alerta Extrema ✈️ // My opinion about: Extreme Alert✈️
The film is action-packed from beginning to end, which keeps you on your toes throughout the film. The truth is that it is very entertaining with scenes of violence, but in the best American style, making it clear that the U.S. government does not negotiate with terrorists. The main role of Captain Brodie Torrance shows us a noble man, passionate about his work and incapable of abandoning his passengers in the middle of nowhere. First he did his best to get them out of the storm, landed on dry land and gave them words of encouragement and reassurance no matter the scenario, went to a place he didn't know so he could make a phone call to ask for rescue equipment.
Another thing I like about Futurama is its clever, reference-filled humor. The series makes for laughs with clever jokes and absurd situations, but it also has emotional and thoughtful moments that add depth to the plot. Additionally, Futurama is known for its many parodies and references to popular culture, from movies to TV shows to video games. Lastly, Futurama has solid animation quality and an excellent soundtrack. The character designs and settings are colorful and detailed, and the visual effects are impressive. The music in the series is varied and perfectly suited to each scene, whether to highlight comedy or emotion.
La La Land (2016) - Review: Una Obra De Teatro hecha película [superó mis expectativas]
Undoubtedly in a musical the music must stand out, but not only have to be simple dance scenes to fill spaces in the story, but they have to use music as a channel to finish conveying the message, small melodies that unite the characters, songs that tell us the feelings of our protagonists and how little by little a "great song" is built, this concept La La Land has it extremely clear and it is that it takes the "musical" very seriously, because in this aspect the film does not fail at any time. The cast is amazing and I really couldn't expect anything less from Emma stone and Ryan Gosling, both excellent actors and as if that wasn't enough they have a great chemistry, this makes us sincerely empathize with each of the characters and what they have between them, because everything feels very genuine and real.
Reading this, none of you will think that this is all the story. There are a lot of twists that I haven't mentioned here. If you watch the movie, you will really like it. You will love it in every way. Its visualisations, sound effects, fighting scenes, vfx are all amazing. No adult sin. And there is no bloody sin here. But the main story is this. In this full movie here you will see the story of Jonas and his team more than the megalodons. The first half or so of the movie is all about Jonas and his team members talking and driving, fighting, etc. but there is no story about the megalodons. You will see the megalodons in some places near the movie and in attacking mode as they attack the sea beach. Meg 2: The Trench is the worst part of this movie. And the megalodons are sound designed but there are small dinosaurs in the movie, they look like cartoons. Other than that I don't find anything bad anywhere else in the movie.
As a song the one I liked the most is the one that comes from the plot associated with the boy named Mike Teavee because it has a touch of metal or heavy rock that got to me because by the time I saw the film, that is the genre I listened to the most and I totally captured the rock aesthetics of the Oompa Loompas that is mixed with science, Mike is very intelligent but is disgusting in his personality, he is arrogant and thinks he is superior with zero humility, the message of this song if I understand it and I was glad when he left competition and camera that child.
In general terms, this film leaves a very positive message by showing that finally the world could have a balance if it works in a coordinated way, if even in the face of situations out of the ordinary it is possible to reach an understanding; it is the ideal for humanity. The latter makes me think of the pandemic we recently overcame, how the different countries coordinated the development and distribution of a vaccine to reach all parts of the world, perhaps at this moment the metaphor I am creating about what communication implies goes a little further, but that is what it is about, creating bridges to link living beings and above all to link them to preserve life.
The director of this movie did a fantastic job with this movie, though I felt like the story of this movie was not well written and that made the movie not to be appealing to non-religious people. The director did his best to cover these lapses which was very obvious when I watched the movie. The Cast also participated in covering these lapses but still I could read from their mannerisms that the cast didn't have chemistry but still they did their best.
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This woman seems to be a very strict woman with herself, she also seems to have become a bitter adult. This is understandable, I think that many of us grow up have a stage where it seems that happiness has been sucked out of us, and then we see ourselves creating plans trying to bring joy back to our lives, it's the same with the character, in this case, she is creating goals for her hike that she will have the next day, she wants to: 1 find a deep connection with nature, 2 be reborn from her own ashes like a phoenix, and 3 get a certificate. Well, personally I can say that those goals are similar to mine, lol. And no, I don't want a certificate but in these first 5 minutes of the film I felt identified with the character, I also want to be reborn from my own ashes, I feel like I'm burning more every day
I enjoyed this satire in which Margot Robbie herself uses her proportional and natural beauty in favor of allowing teasing around her and self-proclaiming herself Barbie. Stereotypical (you know, thin, tall, blonde and blue-eyed), the perfect Barbie who starts to feel the ravages of starting to feel normal. And, on the other hand, Ken, not least, realizes he can be a man upon leaving Barbieland, a world controlled solely by women, to the outside world. He reads and studies about patriarchy and what a man should be like. Which he integrates into Barbieland becoming hilariously crazy.
Flamin' Hot, the story of how the legendary flavour was created.
The only criticism I can see is a certain idealization of the American dream, where we can all be happy and achieve what we want by living in the United States when it is not so, not everything is rosy and not everyone fulfills their dreams, cases like this that we usually witness in movies are based on unique factors with infinitesimal probabilities, you just have to think what would have happened if Sergio Enrico's secretary had never put Richard in contact with him after hearing that he was a simple janitor, only that event dictated his fate. Even so, the rest of the message that it tries to transmit is well achieved, from there at some point it managed to make me cry. This movie is obviously an exaggeration of reality as well as the Tetris movie, they are made to entertain and keep the viewer glued to the device they are using to watch the movie, it fulfills its purpose to the letter, do not expect something deep or complicated or a faithful representation of reality as a documentary, you will not find it here. If you have nothing to do and you want to be entertained for an hour and a half, this is your movie, an easy snack to digest.
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